Introducing The Zenith El Primero 36,000 VpH in 42mm With A Tri-Color Dial (Live Pics, Pricing, Details)
This is a watch that is a long time coming.? In fact, we'd bet most of you thought this watch already existed.? It didn't, until this Basel World.? What it is is a 42mm El Primero with the traditional Zenith Tri-Color dial.? It is just an awesome looking watch with a wonderful in-house high-beat chronograph movement that has thousands of fans the world over.? 2 OF 5 The reason we're venturing to say that most people already thought this watch existed is because there were (and are) quite a few models from Zenith that look very much like it.? In fact, you can have the exact same watch in 38mm (released in 2011)?, the same dial with a slightly different case, the same watch with a different dial, or most famously, you can have the all but similar dial AND 42mm case in the limited edition Striking Tenth watch, which features a modified El Primero that allows for 1/10th of a second timing (a watch we featured in a full Week On The Wrist review here).? 3 OF 5 In

AP not so popular in Japan?
Having been in Tokyo for the past week or so, and spent the last weekend browsing watches, I noticed its still all about Rolex. I see an occasional AP here and there, but they don't seem to be nearly as popular as Rolex.I am hoping there are any Japanese members that care to chime in as to why this is? How is AP seen in Japan?I have thought about 2 possible reasons:1: Value retention for Rolex is better2: Brand awareness for Rolex is betterPlease feel free to share your opinions. Ps: I'll be in Japan for a while, in case anyone wants to meet up? I'm in Tokyo.

How do people deal with this?
Last night's dinner with the wife was ruined by this tiny little hairline scratch!! Aarrrrgghhh to top it off my wife was laughing... she kept saying her Daytona had more and she didnt care...she obviously doesn't understand her husbands' love for perfection! Anyways felt like I had to vent... Here is a pic of my daily 26470or with it's new battle scar...Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Archive Extract Question
Hi, maybe you all can help me with this. I ordered an extract for my Omega, and it came in the mail today. Looking over it, it states the production date, where it was delivered to, movement number, and reference number. However, for the case #, it says Not Applicable.Is that cause for concern that the case isn't original?Thanks!

White Gold Sky Dweller, discontinued?
I haven't seen any posts on this, but it seems to be gone from Rolex's website...Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk